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PrinterOn is the industry’s first premier mobile printing solution. It was introduced by Samsung in 2001 facilitating business, education and public user types with mobile printing solutions.
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Read this article to find out the best laser printers of 2015, this will help you in selecting best printer for your needs.
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Read this blog post to learn and understand that how can you make your printers cartridge ink last longer and print maximum printouts possible.
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The new Cisco WAP351 provides connectivity speeds up to 300 Mbps to help businesses increase productivity and has ability to new business applications.
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This articles describes key differences between Hard Disk Drives and Solid State Drives. Major differences between them are highlighted and discussed. In the end, we come to the point that SSDs are expensive than HDDs.
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Server rooms and IT labs all around are approaching operational limit limits. Power assets are progressively obliged and the expense…
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In the 3D printing, a 3D printer needs instructions for what to print. It needs a data file that contains…
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Have a look at a collection of 17 ridiculous questions Google used to ask interviewees
For some people, working at Google is a dream job — but getting there isn’t easy. Google has some very interesting hiring practices meant to ensure only the most successful candidates get in the door, including some questions that may seem out of this world, yet Google wants candidates to answer.
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This presentation contains Networking Basics Concepts and basic topologies of Computer Networking discussed. Also gives information about Cisco History.
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The LTO Ultrium technology is based on the magnetic tape technology and was developed as an open source technology. The development of this technology was due to the efforts of some companies which would later be known as the LTO consortium. These were HP, Seagate and IBM. This technology utilises a half inch magnetic tape into a single reel which is put inside a single cartridge.
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Often no matter how hard we try to secure our data from attack some virus or hacker manages to worm its way through our defences and cause great harm to the co
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This article explores the differences between tapes and disks and highlights where each should be used and why. The applications for both devices takes into consideration the unique features of each device.
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Grace Hopper, known as “the first lady of software,” is celebrated for her computer genius, with a Google Doodle on what would have been her 107th birthday.
Happy birthday Grace Hopper! Our inspiration for coding, she’s the first female pioneer of software.
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